It's a good report, but they had trouble putting this together because of the exact nature of how contracting works with TBIPS and SBIPS in professional services. They're all staff augmentation contracts. There potentially could be direct contracts for ArriveCAN only, so they have a challenge against them in trying to decipher all of this data.
Even though we sent an email back to the Auditor General on January 30 indicating that the $4.9 million versus $7.9 million attributed to ArriveCAN.... They themselves have even attributed to.... In paragraph 1.21 on page 5, they indicated that CBSA “expressed concerns that $12.2 million of the $59.5-million estimate could be unrelated to ArriveCAN.”
It's a challenging report, and it was a challenging effort to put it together.